I am creating a one-page conference flyer featuring a background image. I would like to add a photo credit positioned to the lower right corner of the page, but rotated 90 degrees. How to do this nicely?
I am using eco-pic to have the background image, as described here: How to create a background image on title page with LaTeX?
Then I tried this Text that is centered horizontally but absolutely placed vertically to position a text absolutely.
However, this method failed, as the text was hidden under the background image, and it was not visible (but only searchable).
I also tried to put the text to the footer, but a) I was unable to push the text to the right side of the page; and b) once rotated (with \usepackage{rotating}) the text was unable to run above the bottom margin.
So it seems to me that this could be done by a well-positioned margin note, by using \marginpar or \marginnote. But then, rotating the text will not position it to the right side of the page, but rather at a distance of \rightmargin.
I am also using the contour package (to outline the text so that it is more readable), which is — if I understand correctly — creates an mbox-like environment, so I would rather not have any linebreaks in the solution. I just want to write starting from the lower right corner, 90 degrees upwards.
Seems like a lot of effort for the one irrelevant information on the flyer.
Best Answer
Here's an option in which I used the
background
package to position the sideways text:The result:
Using the different keys offered by the package you can easily control the attributes (color, position, shifts, scale, opacity) of the material.